Oculus Rift co-founder Palmer Luckey didn’t just support Donald Trump by backing an organization called Nimble America that made anti-Hillary Clinton “shitposts.” He also donated $100,000 to Trump’s inauguration committee under a shell company named after an element in his favorite Super Nintendo game, reports Mother Jones. Read More
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Come on, feel the noise. YouTuber The Backyard Scientist takes inspiration from a Bart Simpson prank.
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Apple has set a lofty goal for itself: use only renewable materials in its products to protect the environment and avoid “blood minerals.” In its 2017 Environmental Responsibility Report, released today ahead of Earth Day, the company said it is “challenging ourselves to one day end our reliance on mining altogether.” Greenpeace, however, thinks that’s not enough.… Read More
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Producir prendas exclusivas en cuestión de horas permite minimizar los riesgos de producción y mejorar la calidad del producto, una idea que ya está seduciendo al sector, desde pequeñas ’boutiques’ hasta gigantes como Adidas
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The company cites concern for the planet’s future as the chief motivation for the shift.
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The Moto G5 Plus puts premium smartphone features like a metal body, new shortcuts and 4K video into a budget package.
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Amazon tells developers its voice technology can now be added to any app, report says.
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The new plug-in hybrid is more efficient and flexible than the standard model, but the eco gains come with a few compromises.
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The new plug-in Prime adds 25 miles of electric range and up to 133 mpge to the Prius’ already solid green car formula, but is it enough?
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Scientists are set to engage in a frivolous race of single-molecule “nanocars” on, if you can believe it, a solid gold track. It’s the boldest show of academic elitism and greatest waste of taxpayer dollars since the duck penis thing. Oh wait, it’s actually the greatest thing of all time. Read More
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